Laura Haley News Editor As a result of current Provost Carolyn Newton announcing her retirement at the end of the academic year, the College appointed search consultant Susan VanGilder of Storbeck/Pimentel & Associates to aid in the search process. On Monday, Oct. 15, VanGilder visited …
County Commissioner’s Office holds panel on jail
Claire Wineman Staff Writer On Tuesday, Oct. 2, the Office of Civic and Social Responsibility hosted a voter education discussion regarding the 0.3 percent tax levy on the Wayne County ballot in November, from which funds would be used to construct a new jail. Speakers …
WOO91 members organize petition and panel
Claire Montgomery Senior News Writer If you ask the WOO91 management team what resource they would like the most, the answer would be time. In an email sent to the campus community over the summer, Dean of Students Scott Brown announced that the College’s student-run …
Community responds to rising homelessness levels
Local church that collaborates with community breakfast program house aids to alleviate the challenges of poverty Maggie Dougherty News Editor As busy students with deadlines and club activities consuming our time, it is easy to forget that we are part of a larger community. Moreover, …
Scotlight: Tonya Besancon
Tonya Besancon, a staff member at the College, talks about working in the new Knowlton Café, her hobbies, her family and what it is like to live on a farm. Where are you from? We live on a dairy farm on the Back Orrville Road. …
Multicultural groups express concerns about support at C.O.W.
Desi LaPoole Features Editor The College of Wooster’s multicultural organizations for some students are part of what makes the experience at the College so memorable. For racial and ethnic minorities and international students, these organizations can provide a safe space where not only members can …